Campus Community. Student Wellness Services may be contacted by an individual (e.g. parent/family member, housemate, friend, faculty or staff member, residence life, Student Affairs, campus security, chaplain) who is concerned about your well‐being. We will collect information from these individuals and may reach out to you, as appropriate, to follow‐up on the concerns that have been brought to our attention, and to connect you to supports if needed. We inform the concerned individual that we may reach out to you, but no additional information will be provided. Please note we do not disclose any personal health information about you or your use of our services at any time, unless there is believed to be an imminent risk to your safety or the safety of someone else. If you have any questions about personal health information privacy and confidentiality, you may contact the Clinic Manager or the university’s Chief Privacy Officer.
Campus Community. The main campus consists of 146 acres in the heart of Norfolk, Virginia located between the Lafayette and Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx. The University is comprised of six colleges offering degrees in 64 Bachelors programs, 66 Masters program’s, and 22 Doctoral programs. The University currently enrolls approximately 21,300 full and part-time students, and has over 2,000 faculty and staff. Additionally, the University housing facilities accommodate approximately 3,300 resident students, with an anticipated growth of 900 by the Fall of 2007. The University has an alumni base of approximately 100,000 individuals, many of whom reside in the Hampton Roads region.
Campus Community. No animal may become a disruption to members of the USI campus. A disruption includes but not limited to, excessive noise, physical harm to humans or other animals, destruction of property and other acts deemed a disruption by Housing and Residence Life. • ESAs and pets may not visit other housing or campus buildings. Only service animals are permitted in public accessible facilities. • Housing residents are not allowed to pet sit for other animals whether they are approved animals on campus or pets from off campus.
